And it’s … good?
Just because they can, Riot Games has taken four of League of Legends’ champions and put them in a K-Pop band. Then made a very expensive music video for them.
I think it’s an ad for new skins? Whatever it is, if every other major video game/series could follow suit and make their own pop videos, that’d be great, thanks.
Yakuza, you’re halfway there already, you go first.
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8 responses to “League Of Legends Made A K-Pop Video”
There were two things I learned from this. First was that I can no longer tell the difference between K-Pop and American pop. Secondly, we need more games about bands that go on adventures, fight evil, whatever.
check out Double Kick Heroes
they played it at World finals and since they make new theme music every year I guess it’s somewhat fitting to create a KPop track this year as well when they are in South Korea
Was totally ready to be That Guy but, ummm. yeah, cool. Colour me pleasantly surprised.
The music is above average for the genre and the visuals are stellar! Top quality and really distinct and creative (the “singing mask” bit was awesome).
Ugh this just plays to the male fantasy of sexualising strong female characters. Why would you promote this offshoot of toxic masculinity?
Simocrates used [sarcasm]!
… It’s not very effective.
GLOW IN THE DARK PAINT, BABY! WOO!